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Most of the posters saying the food is unhealthy are ranked hypocrites. Take a look inside their fridge...
....never seen it referred to as “Mickey Dee’s where y’all from?
I don't see it as "great noble gesture" nor do I see it as the massive fubar Trumpophobes want to make it. I think the level of looniness has gone beyond all comprehension.I was a Trump voter and strong supporter of Trump until semi recently, where I'm reaching the line in the sand. I've stood by him for many of his gafs and bad moves since as far back as the campaign. I'll admit I've made some ridiculous arguments, but at the same time, I've tried to avoid running around screaming: you just don't like it because it's from Trump.
IMO trying to make this fast food thing out to be some great noble gesture is goofy. And as had been mentioned it's not so much about the food items (burgers, fries, pizza) it's about why not have the best of the area prepare those items? Perfect opportunity for the president to have given a shout out to "Luigi's pizza" or "Macs Burger joint. And yes I'm sure that would still get complaints from severe trump haters but I'm thinking most people like myself wouldn't have taken issue.
Seriously? "Victim"? Get real.Boo hoo, poor poor victim. That BS sounds like a dead beat father.
My basis argument is "cheap-ass Trump" with a poor perception of what hosting college athletes at the White House and serving them burgers in a box would look like. The optics are terrible, IMO. It really does make him look cheap and the athletes unworthy of a White House visit.
"It was awesome," Lawrence told us while taking pics with Clemson fans ... "We had McDonalds and everything. It was good!"
Another fan asked Lawrence how many times he plans on returning to the White House -- to which he replied, "Hopefully, a few more!"
Trump also enjoyed the dinner with the champs -- tweeting out, "Because of the Shutdown I served them massive amounts of fast food (I paid), over 1000 hamberders etc."
I don't see it as "great noble gesture" nor do I see it as the massive fubar Trumpophobes want to make it. I think the level of looniness has gone beyond all comprehension.
How many posts have you (and others) made here making up reasons why this was AOK? "They probably love that kind of food" "Nobody seemed to be complaining" etc.
I read the link about last years meal and one of the young men commenting on the bbq said something along the lines of "best food (bbq?) I've ever had" Do you think they got home from this visit and told all their friends and family about the great food they had? Of course not, they probably had friends at home eating the same thing that afternoon.
I'm curious why you feel you need to defend the meal.
Some people have a wider and more mature palate than mediocrity between two buns. That isn’t elitism.
How many posts have you (and others) made here making up reasons why this was AOK? "They probably love that kind of food" "Nobody seemed to be complaining" etc.
I read the link about last years meal and one of the young men commenting on the bbq said something along the lines of "best food (bbq?) I've ever had" Do you think they got home from this visit and told all their friends and family about the great food they had? Of course not, they probably had friends at home eating the same thing that afternoon.
I'm curious why you feel you need to defend the meal.
The players said they enjoyed it.
The players said they enjoyed it.
I've heard two, I also heard one young man being overheard saying he thought it was a joke as he looked over the table. I would figure these young men have been taught manners and weren't going to bite the hand that fed them. Whether it was 100 or 1000 burgers. The president missed a basic opportunity here.
Berder King calls them Whoopers.BTW, has anyone figured what "hamberders" are?
I've heard two, I also heard one young man being overheard saying he thought it was a joke as he looked over the table. I would figure these young men have been taught manners and weren't going to bite the hand that fed them. Whether it was 100 or 1000 burgers. The president missed a basic opportunity here.
How many have you Trumpophobes made just because this is Trump doing something? You guys need help.How many posts have you (and others) made here making up reasons why this was AOK? "They probably love that kind of food" "Nobody seemed to be complaining" etc.
Not "defending" anything. Well, except of course for the absolve mindless Trumpophobia rampart amongst many of the poster on DP.Skyfox76 said:I read the link about last years meal and one of the young men commenting on the bbq said something along the lines of "best food (bbq?) I've ever had" Do you think they got home from this visit and told all their friends and family about the great food they had? Of course not, they probably had friends at home eating the same thing that afternoon.
I'm curious why you feel you need to defend the meal.
The players said they enjoyed it.
No Taco bell? Must have been because Mexico wouldn't pay for it.
Greetings, Jack. :2wave:
I'm sure they did - it's food they're used to eating, and it's not every day that they have lunch in the White House with the POTUS! Good for them and thanks to President Trump for giving them something to remember and talk about years from now - their win and their lunch at the WH! :thumbs: